Post Your Suggestions for DMVC 2008 Session Topics - Page 3

Parker1 · February 13th, 2008

Jeff,

I support the move to parallel the AIA convention. I think the DMVC will benefit in the long run.

I would love to see a presentation from someone like Chris Nichols or the like discussing true "floating point" work methods. What is "float"? How does it differ from standard workflows? Why would you use one of the two methods? What do you gain/lose from doing so? Some examples of an identical image created both ways...etc. This seems to be a very popular topic amongst current visualizers and would seem a fitting presentation.

Anything from the boys at Neoscape would always be welcome as well.

akzit · February 22nd, 2008

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Originally Posted by ShaunDon

Also I really enjoyed the panel in San Diego with Jorge Tiscareno, Kevin Smith, and Scott Baumberger -- but the emphasis was too much on the business of archviz. What about putting together a similar session but focus more intently on production methods, workflows, and success stories? Panel members could each present a project and overview its production process before opening up to questions and discussion.

Shaun

Shaun thanks for the kind words, glad to hear you guys liked the panel. I actually think that having the DMVC next to the AIA is great, last time what I heard was that not many of us got that much out of Siggraph, not that we will get more from the AIA but I think more people from the AIA might gain more if the DMVC is next to it.

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Parker1 Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Atlanta, GA Posts: 133 Name: Brian Parker	Re: Post Your Suggestions for DMVC 2008 Session Topics Jeff, I support the move to parallel the AIA convention. I think the DMVC will benefit in the long run. I would love to see a presentation from someone like Chris Nichols or the like discussing true "floating point" work methods. What is "float"? How does it differ from standard workflows? Why would you use one of the two methods? What do you gain/lose from doing so? Some examples of an identical image created both ways...etc. This seems to be a very popular topic amongst current visualizers and would seem a fitting presentation. Anything from the boys at Neoscape would always be welcome as well. __________________ Brian M. Parker Cooper Carry & Associates www.coopercarry.com

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